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Chicken Wormer (Flubendazole 50mg/g)
$20.00 – $70.00
Flubendazole is a chicken wormer that is used in laying hens to treat chicken-worms; including Chicken-roundworm, Chicken-tapeworm, and chicken-gape-worms. Flubendazole in chicken-wormer and Flubenol have broad-spectrum activity against poultry-worms.
Flubendazole Poultry Wormer
Flubenol poultry is effective against tapeworm, large roundworm, caecal worm, hairworm, and gizzard worm in chickens, turkeys, and geese. Activity includes adult worms, larvae and eggs.
Dosage & Administration Chicken Wormer
Medicated feed should be fed for 7 consecutive days.
Withdrawal Period
There is no withholding period for chickens producing eggs for human consumption when the product is used as recommended.
Chicken eggs: Zero withholding days for eggs.
***Chicken Wormer (Flubendazole 50mg/g) (30g & 60g variants) are only available for clients of Burwood Bird & Animal Hospital***
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Description
Add 1 level blue spoon of wormer powder to 500g food and mix well.
Repeat daily for 7 days.
Zero withholding for eggs for human consumption.
Ideally also mix in 10 ml of avian omega oils into the feed, for uniform adherence and distribution of the wormer.
**NOT for use in pigeons and parrots**
Chicken wormer – Flubenol – Flubendazole
Flubendazole is a chicken wormer that is used in egg-laying poultry and laying hens including backyard chickens, to treat chicken worms. The chicken worming spectrum includes: Chicken-roundworm, Chicken-tapeworm, and chicken-gape-worms. Flubendazole the active ingredient in chicken-wormer and Flubenol has a broad-spectrum activity against different poultry-worms.
The Chicken wormer with Flubendazole has NO withdrawal period. The chicken-wormer has NO withholding period for eggs. Compared to other chicken-dewormers like Moxidectin, Ivomectin, Moxivet, Moxivet-plus and Avitrol-Plus that HAVE withholding periods for eggs!
Chicken dewormers like Moxidectin, Ivomectin, Moxivet, Moxivet-plus and Avitrol-Plus are not registered for use in egg-laying hens or Backyard chickens. The chook-wormer flubenol is a perfect alternative with a great spectrum against important chicken worms.
No withdrawal periods with Flubendazole in egg layers. – Eggs can be eaten while on the chicken-worming medication. This is the advice from chicken veterinarians and Poultry vets.
Flubendazole is safe for egg-laying hens when used according to our recommended guidelines, The chicken wormer is even safe at significant overdoses ie 3 X the recommended dose. A chicken-veterinarian can assess the specific needs of your chickens after doing worm counts, or purchase the product online from Pet-shop.au Ie Chicken wormer-Flubendazole
If you are considering using Flubenol or the chicken wormer note that it is registered in Australia for use in egg-laying birds.
Active Ingredient: Flubendazole 50mg/g
Safety Information
Safety Directions
- May irritate the eyes. Avoid contact with eyes.
- When opening the container and preparing the product for use, wear cotton overalls buttoned to the neck and wrist (or equivalent clothing) and elbow-length chemical-resistant gloves.
- Wash hands after use. After each day’s use, wash gloves and contaminated clothing.
- Always read, understand and follow label directions.
Withholding Periods
MEAT: REMOVE ALL MEDICATED FEED 7 days before slaughter for human consumption.
EGGS: Zero (0) days.
Additional information
| Size | 30 Grams, 60 Grams, 600 Grams |
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